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Odd to find verses like this, which separates Jesus from God and identifies God in his unitarian nature. IF the Apostles thought Jesus were God incarnate, they would never write such sentences. 27 For the Scriptures say, “God has put all things under his authority.”[a] (Of course, when it says...

For some reason, logic, definition and language usage escapes trinitarians. The above sentence separates the journey (Jesus as the Way) with the destination (God). How you still consider these equivalent is a remarkable mind trick worthy of the Jedi Order. The title of Jesus is Christ. This is...

Totally untrue. Hebrews 1 quotes Psalms, which states in modern lingo, "My Son, the throne of your Father (throne o God), will endure forever. It's so funny how trinitarians attempt to make up for quality of texts with quantity. Hence the single verse challenge thread.

The trinity is not in the Bible. The absence of this as an explicit teaching is sufficient proof that the HS is not God and Jesus is not God.

I've also had many dreams about my grandmother's house. My grandparents were among the most important people in my life. My grandfather was the most influential person in my life. Losing them is an irreplaceable loss. Although I do not like to talk about humans as assets and liabilities; they...

I started a thread that differentiated: Explicit Biblical teaching Doctrine that is merely 'supported' by the Bible. So, when you say 'doctrine' that is 'in' the Bible, which of these 2 do you mean? An EOC friend said one can 'support' almost any doctrine by claiming it is 'in' the Bible - if...

Oy vey! Living in the Age of Grace does not mean we should violate the 10 Commandments every chance we get. Where did Paul say we should violate the 10 Commandments every chance we get? What verse did he say if we 'keep the law you have fallen from grace?' He never said anything like this...

No, Isaiah does not say the revelation of Jesus Christ. And we've covered this already. However, Revelation 1:1 states God, in his unitarian nature, gave Jesus revelation.

Of course! However, I'm afraid you are going to read this as some JW put down. Jesus is lord of the Sabbath. He did not change the Sabbath day. That is just tradition.

I've answered this many times. You are stubbornly interpreting figurative language literally - for beings are not words. (Expressing words is an attribute of some beings). It is God's word that became flesh in John 1, not God. See Deutoronomy 18:15-18. See John 1:18 God, unseen until now, is...

Beyond your doctrinal beliefs, I'm not sure what is diabolical about the referenced post. In terms of explicit teachings of the Bible, please direct me to that verse that says something to the effect that The nature of God is a trinity - consisting of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit - and if you...

No. And somewhat.

No. See 1 Kings 1:17 in DRA, JUB & WYC translations. See also Daniel 2:46, 6:6

Yea, that is the LORD God not Jesus.

Christ has no successor. His kingdom is eternal.

Authority. Teaching. Not the same thing.

There you go again; turning salvation into something mystical when it is not. Look. Here is how it works; there will be a day of judgment. On that day the judge will decide thumbs up or thumbs down. There is no ‘clothing you with eternal life.’ ?

Given that is the best you got, one thing we can be certain of is that Jesus is not God.

Maybe you had one less ‘[KUOTE]’ in your string?